Elizabeth Olsen closet

Elizabeth Olsen wears a MiH Aztec Cropped Jacket and an Elizabeth and James Ella Striped Shirt (available in white and blue) on the cover of ASOS Magazine‘s March issue (2012). Crafted in Japanese cotton with indigo dyed yarn, the embroidered jacket features contrast Aztec inspired horizontal stripe stitch, a collarless design, front welt pockets, a hidden triple hook-and-eye closure, and grosgrain and fringe trims. crafted in a Japanese cotton woven to order with indigo dyed yarn. denim twill taping and raw, frayed edges,

I have such a little crush on this jacket. Actually, I’m more like borderline stalker for this cute cropped jacket. If it were a person, I would probably call it and hang up when it answered. Of course, the jacket would probably call me back and ask why I called and hung up since everyone basically has caller id. Then the jig would be up and I would ramble on about how I just love its playful design and pretty colors. Then the jacket would confess that it liked me too and that we were totally M.F.E.O. I love a happy ending – even if the story is completely coo-coo. While I’m at it, I might as well confess my love for ASOS – you’re perfection.

This jacket has also been seen on Jessica Alba.

Photo courtesy of Todd Cole and ASOS Magazine

Elizabeth Olsen wore a Topshop Tiger Print Sweater and AG Leggings in Sulfur Cognac (available) at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival premiere of  “Liberal Arts” at Eccles Center Theatre in Park City, Utah (January 22, 2012). She was also spotted with this look at the premiere party hosted by Chase Sapphire and the T-Mobile Google Music Village. Elizabeth changed footwear at one point, opting for the Stuart Weitzman 5050 Over the Knee Flat Boots (available -seen here) and also wore a YARNZ scarf (seen here).

I’ve really enjoyed watching Elizabeth’s style. It’s fun to see how she differs from her sisters. She seems to be more comfortable with press and smiles a lot, which I love.

Elizabeth Olsen wore a Chloé Paneled Silk Crepe de Chine Shirt Dress at the 2012 Film Independent Filmmaker Grant And Spirit Awards Nominees Brunch at BOA Steakhouse in West Hollywood (January 14, 2012). She accessorized her look with a bag by The Row, Jimmy Choo pumps, and jewelry by JewelMint and Alexander McQueen.

The white semi-sheer silk crepe de chine features beautiful crochet and raised seam paneling, button-fastening cuffs, button-fastening front placket, a curved hem, and an inverted back pleat. It’s lovely with its stylish simplicity that can easily stretch from a sophisticated look to an understated chic one. The slip-on style really lends itself well to a girl’s closet.

Elizabeth Olsen wore an Alexander McQueen Ruffled Cocktail Dress and Alexander McQueen Jeweled Strass Wedges (also available and on sale – originally featured here) at the 49th annual New York Film Festival (October 11, 2011). The black stretch dress features layered ruffles, ribbed netting around the neckline and hemline, a racer-back, stretch turtleneck, and knit and mesh inlay around the bottom.

What girl doesn’t love layers of ruffles? I still can’t get over those wedges. They sort of bitch slap you with their fabuness.

Elizabeth Olsen wore this Erdem Lucietta Floral-Print Silk Crepe de Chine Gown at the premiere of  “Martha Marcy May Marlene” at the Toronto International Film Festival (September 11, 2011). The multicolored floral-print silk crepe de chine gown features cap sleeves, button-fastening keyhole at the front, a fluted skirt, two slanted pouch pockets, and a lovely scoop back with a puddle train.

I really want to see Elizabeth’s movie and check out her acting chops. I can’t get over how much she resembles her famous twin sisters. You can see similarities between my sisters and I if someone tells you that we’re sisters, but you don’t even need a hint to know that the Olsen sisters are related. Those big doll eyes give it away.